Plavix and leafy greens

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Avatar m tn Even if there is no direct interaction between Plavix and Vitamin K, is it known whether vitamin K will still act to promote clotting in the presence of Plavix?
8377023 tn?1399509160 beans, dark leafy greens, plain yogurt, salmon, avacodoes, mushrooms, tomato sauce, sweet potatoes, clams, prunes, carrot juice, molasses, milk, orange juice
Avatar f tn If you have a dairy allergy look for calcium-fortified juices or soy products. A lot of dark green leafy veggies -- collard greens, kale, bok choy, etc -- are also high calcium.
Avatar m tn If you want to make sure that you are doing everything you can to help digestion ( and the fiber from those dark leafy greens is a great start!! ), try adding a serving of lactobacillus acidophilus to your dietary regimen every day. An EXCELLENT source of this is 'Essential Cultures' by Leaf Origin.
Avatar f tn Your doctor should have prescribed an iron supplement along with the prenatal vitamins. Make sure to take them, they can cause constipation so a stool softener is recommend to take with it. My prenatals have stool softener already in them. If they upset your stomach take them at bedtime, that works great for me. Other than that you'd need to eat more red meat, nuts, leafy greens, oatmeal, and raisins are high in iron.
Avatar f tn My diet is very healthy, full of leafy greens, and lots of other veggies ,healthy whole grains, fruits, and lean proteins. I don't know what to try, but this bloated miserable feeling cannot go on much longer. Open to any useful suggestions.
Avatar f tn Talk to your dr about it, they might prescribe some heartburn medicine that will ease your pain.. As for the gas try to stay away from too many leafy greens and from greasy food that should help.
Avatar f tn I will advice you include more greens in your diet. And eat at least eggs every day... but more leafy greens and fruits and vegetables. Also snack on some whole grain bars...
1157811 tn?1263831494 I love salads, but since I had my gall bladder removed, I have a terrible time digesting them, and they stay with me for days. Is there an alternative to the leafy greens that I love or a type that would be easier to digest? Thanks!
973741 tn?1342342773 Leafy greens like spinach, kale, and collard greens are low in calories and high in fiber, which can help you feel full for longer. Whole grains: Whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, and whole wheat bread are high in fiber and complex carbohydrates, which can help you feel full and satisfied. Lean protein: Lean protein sources like chicken breast, fish, tofu, and lentils can help you feel full and promote muscle growth and repair.
Avatar m tn You should have at least 5 or six different types of greens in your salad from dandilion greens to spinach and everything in between. Your blood will become stronger and your immunity will improve. No fried foods...absolutely none. Drink a great deal of carrot juice. It's loaded with calciuma nd vitamin A and calcium calms the nerves, kills pain and improves immunity. Vitamin A wards off a variety of fungus including warts and other annoying fungal troubles.
Tbd Stay away from red meat (anything with four legs) and go heavy on the vegetables- especially leafy greens.
Avatar f tn I drink tons of milk, eat a lot of cheese and green leafy things, and take prenatals...my calcium always shows up great on blood tests. But these pains are here to stay lol.
Avatar f tn Spinach leafy greens beans and eggs yogurts and sweet potato and carrots. Just try to incorprate those things into your meals. And fruitss to any fruit is good.
Avatar f tn Dark leafy greens and broccoli are great sources of calcium.
Avatar f tn I have had extreme constipation the past few weeks. I had a doctor appointment yesterday and told her about it and she told me Miralax RIGHT AWAY. It's bad news if you get too backed up. It causes rectal tearing and allows bacteria to possibly get to the baby. Get it as soon as possible to clear you out!
476246 tn?1418870914 Any time we eat carrots, or leafy greens we get a healthy dose of Vit. A and the leafy greens also have iron in them. I take one of the Viactiv chewable chocolate multivitamins. I read the labels carefully because there's different kinds of Viactiv vitamins and some of them do have iron. This particular one does not have iron. It has a very low amount of Vit.A but not 100% RDA. But, there again, I rarely eat carrots and don't eat hardly any leafy greens.
Avatar f tn Beans...red meat...leafy greens....and when you take your prenatals don't drink tea or coke...
Avatar m tn Iron is not a problem for vegetarians -- there are many vegetable sources for it, including beets, parsley, dandelion greens, most green leafy veggies except lettuce, nettles, etc. The two nutrients hard to get for a vegetarian are L-methionine, an amino acid that's part of protein, and B12. Also keep in mind that not everyone is cut out to be a vegetarian, so watch your energy levels and health. Some people do well that way, some don't -- we're not all the same.
Avatar f tn Hi Paxiled, Thanks very much for the reply. I agree that it's best to get calcium from the diet, and I focus on leafy greens (particularly broccoli -- and have begun to eat kale, as well). I take the K2 and eat boron-rich foods in order to improve absorption. I had read, though, that lactoferrin, in addition to its role in immune function, plays a role in bone growth (e.g., http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1183439/), so thought that it might be a good option, if safe.
Avatar m tn For instance, since it works by being a vitamin K antagonist, foods that contain vitamin K (like leafy greens) can lower your INR. Taking vitamin E or fish oil or aspirin could raise it, and make bleeding more likely.
Avatar f tn Beans! Should of known lol thank you sweetheart I will try those!
Avatar f tn Up your water & fibre intake (oatmeal, prunes, beans, broccoli, leafy greens, etc). Mild exercise helps (walking). Eat watery fruits (helps keeps you hydrated). When I was constipated earlier in this pregnancy, people kept saying prunes help a lot and they actually did. Just continue to eat high fibre meals and snacks.
Avatar f tn i eat yoghrt,cheese and crackers, cream cheese with seasoning as a veggie or fruit dip, some dark leafy greens, smoothies made with all our part milk...
328799 tn?1276565732 Switch to Romaine and Green Leaf, or even better, a spring mix or something like it that has dandelion greens, parsley, watercress, and the like, which are chock full of minerals and good nutrition. That will save you from the fact that iceberg does go bad more quickly in spots than other lettuces. (From an old produce manager).
Avatar f tn Drink lots and lots of water. Add a lot more fruits, leafy greens, oatmeal, and fiber to your diet. It can also be your prenatals that are backing you up. It's usually the iron supplements that do this. I switched mine to Citranatal 90 DHA and have been going on a regular basis ever since. It has a stool softener added into the vitamins which makes everything come out easier.